LEft and Right

"I believe in them. If you like Dinosaur Jr. or Ovlov (another one of my recent favs) or chain wallets, you should consider getting into these guys. Left & Right are also recommended if you like pizza and finding money on the ground." - Oh My Rockness

"Dense walls of sound, heavy drums, guitar assaults with progressions that signal youthful freedom and vocals that beg to become sing-a-longs are the order of the day on the 5 track album entitled "93" by Left and Right" - American Pancake

"There is something victorious about Left and Right's 93 EP. A kind of world weariness, worn thin but not through; a real coming to terms with things (as long as those terms still mean they can still wail away on their distortion pedals if they see fit)" - Sonic Masala

"[Virginia Settlement] showcases their talents, mixing an excellent ear for melody with a high energy punk swagger to create something a million miles from the usual generic power-punk fodder we are normally fed." - Mad Mackerel

"In resettling away from the frustrating acquiescence of home; these four pilgrims continue the movement to reinstate the 1993 ethic for 2013's current era obsessed with Generation X memories." - Impose Magazine

"Left and Right play an irrepressibly energetic brand of pop punk. 93, their EP released today, skews a bit more towards the pop rock side of things, but it has the escape-valve urgency punk occasionally seasoned by bits of narrative and flashes of noise rock." - Pretty Much Amazing

"These guys relive the hazy, heroin-addled '90s and deliver primo (not emo) (definitely not screamo) blasts of chunky, melodic fuzz with their hearts on their guitar straps." – The Hook.com / Dominic Devito aka DJ Baconfat on WTJU

"The group – consisting of four current bus drivers from Charlottesville – compressed the best sounds of 90’s indie (Superchunk, Built To Spill, perhaps a little Dinosaur Jr. when they’re feeling sassy) into a punchy set." - Brightest Young Things

"Charlottesville, and Virginia, are all the richer for having a group like Left And Right to call their own. This third full-length provides signs of where they're headed. The next year or so could help establish the group within the East Coast music scene, and with an impressive full-length to show off, I don’t see why Left And Right should have any trouble winning over new audiences." - Shannon Cleary, RVA magazine

"The somewhat disheveled dudes of Left & Right reminded me of the post grunge, punk era of the early 2000’s. Their songs are filled with punchy punk rhythms and aggressive guitar riffs, matched by their stage presence." - Stephanie Lanham, Sweet Tea Pumpkin Pie

"indie-rock powerhouse whom you should know and love by now; honestly, they’ve gotten pretty great...they’re among Charlottesville’s better and more under-appreciated local acts" - nailgunmedia.com

"It’s a little bit like older Abe Vigoda crossed with Eternal Summers. Simple melodies and choruses, with big guitar parts and some sweet guitar solos." - New York Rockmarket

"The music comes highly recommended and we give it four hot southern girl’s drunk on PBR’s which is our way of saying — thumbs up." - Review Stalker

"There are some interesting things going on in the guitars" - Henry Rollins (seriously)